The Sharjah Investment Forum (SIF 2026), which will take place on October 14 and 15, will bring together over 10,000 participants from more than 60 countries for more than 140 activities, including 80 business meetings, to discuss how changes in trade, technology, capital flows, and supply chains are affecting the global economy and how economies and investors can respond and turn these shifts into new opportunities for investment, expansion, and partnerships from Sharjah.
The ninth edition of the event, which is being organised by the Ministry of Investment and the Sharjah FDI Office (Invest in Sharjah), will be held at the Al Jawaher Reception and Convention Center with the topic “Building Adaptive Economies.” Through four key pillars—strategic leadership and economic adaptability; technology and smart solutions for industries; smart capital flows and supply chain resilience; and the future of communities and economic growth—the forum will put economic adaptability in a realistic context. There will be more than 80 speakers, and more than 20 exhibitors will allow attendees to learn about services and capabilities that support investment and business growth.
More than 140 activities, including panel discussions, keynote speeches, and workshops, are part of the forum’s schedule. These activities examine economic trends, policies, and experiences that will shape business and investment in the future. They combine discussions of significant changes with their practical implications for organisations and businesses. In order to facilitate direct interaction between investors, businesses, and small and medium-sized enterprises, the forum will have more than 80 business sessions where prospects for financing, expansion, and supply will be explored. The meetings will offer a chance to talk about the needs of the project, the qualifications of possible partners, and the actions required to transform common interests into business and investment collaboration.
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